Testing for ever-present viruses will endlessly find more "cases". Enough is enough.

We're testing right now so we know who needs quarantine and treatment can decrease its spread to prevent a fast pandemic that would cause a lot of deaths

*so we can decrease its spread

You always point out the blatantly obvious most basic things which do not even need to be mentioned.

First of all, the tests are unproven and are being criticized for being inaccurate (false positives and negatives).

Second, data from Italy and New York both show overwhelmingly who is at risk, in other words impossible to create a pandemic with a heavy death toll.

Third, there is no standard treatments for "covid disease", which is basically flu like symptoms. Same if someone has a bad flu, they just do the best they can until it passes, same as it ever was.

Fourth, Germany has revised incidence rate to 0.37%. As more testing is done among those not at risk (true representative sampling, not tests from ERs and old folks homes) we will see the rates dropping to the realistic 0.1%, which is still within the normal range of flu and cold season. There is no pandemic. Never was.

Because we need to get the results quickly

Actually, if everyone gets infected all at the same time, which means doing something like defying quarantine, the amount of people that need medical treatment cannot be treated by the capacity of hospitals. And when they pass that limit, the medical capacity of hospitals will decrease as doctors get tired and eventually sick

Yes, there is no standard treatment. But, it's WAY more harmful than the flu, I'll explain in the other image.

That's because we're doing our best to contain this pandemic and #flattenthecurve, if you haven't heard the movement yet. Try looking it up

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